5. In the figure below, a 100 mm diameter hole is bored a distance h into the base of the cone of density 5 Mg/m³. The cone is 500 mm tall with a radius of 150 mm at it's base. Determine: (a) the centre of mass of the cone without the cylindrical bore-hole (i.e., a solid cone), (b) the centre of mass of the cone with a cylinder of height 50 mm bored into the base of the cone. 50 mm C+ 150 mm Problem 5 500 mm b Problem 6

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A 100 mm diameter hole is bored a distance h into the base of the
cone of density 5 Mg/m3
. The cone is 500 mm tall with a radius of 150 mm at it’s base.
Determine:
(a) the centre of mass of the cone without the cylindrical bore-hole (i.e., a solid cone),
(b) the centre of mass of the cone with a cylinder of height 50 mm bored into the
base of the cone.

 

(Note this question is slightly different than the normal text book hibbler statics question)

5. In the figure below, a 100 mm diameter hole is bored a distance h into the base of the
cone of density 5 Mg/m³. The cone is 500 mm tall with a radius of 150 mm at it's base.
Determine:
(a) the centre of mass of the cone without the cylindrical bore-hole (i.e., a solid cone),
(b) the centre of mass of the cone with a cylinder of height 50 mm bored into the
base of the cone.
50 mm
C+
150 mm
500 mm
W
b
Problem 5
Problem 6
6. Using the figure above, determine the internal shear and bending moment at points
Transcribed Image Text:5. In the figure below, a 100 mm diameter hole is bored a distance h into the base of the cone of density 5 Mg/m³. The cone is 500 mm tall with a radius of 150 mm at it's base. Determine: (a) the centre of mass of the cone without the cylindrical bore-hole (i.e., a solid cone), (b) the centre of mass of the cone with a cylinder of height 50 mm bored into the base of the cone. 50 mm C+ 150 mm 500 mm W b Problem 5 Problem 6 6. Using the figure above, determine the internal shear and bending moment at points
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